DJI is Rumored to Launch the 1-Inch Osmo Action 6 This Month

Latest rumors suggest that the DJI Osmo Action 6 is expected to be released on October 24, 2025.

According to the reports by The New Camera, the Action 6 is expected to feature a 1-inch sensor for enhanced dynamic range and low-light performance as well as support 8K video at 30fps and 4K at higher frame rates for slow-motion.

Another website claims that a teaser could drop by October 17 at the latest, with availability expected soon after. So if you’re a content creator, an outdoor athlete, or an adventure filmmaker, you should keep an eye on the Amazon.com DJI official store page or the DJI official USA website for more news on this launch.

Keep in mind that all these sources suggest an announcement by October 2025 but nothing has been officially confirmed from DJI yet.

DJI Osmo Action 6: Leaked Images and Specs

DJI’s lineup in 2025 has been bold: the Osmo 360, the Osmo Nano, and the recent Mini 5 Pro, which all pushed new form factors and features. The Action 6 appears to be the company returning to its core action camera roots, bringing advanced specs into a familiar shape.

Interestingly, this aligns with earlier leaks that DJI is rumored to launch Neo 2, Osmo Mobile 8, and Mic 3 Pro next month, which suggests that the company is gearing up for a major product cycle ahead of the holiday season.

While DJI has yet to confirm the details of the Action 6, the camera enthusiasts are getting excited over the rumors, fueled by leaked images and detailed specifications that promise an upgrade over its predecessors.

The prototype images released to the FCC show a rectangular body with dual screens, front and rear, and a rugged housing aligned with DJI’s existing design language.

Talking about the specs, one standout rumor is the smartwatch integration. Leaks indicate the Action 6 may pair with Apple Watch and Garmin devices to control recording, overlay health, altitude, and GPS data, and more.

The camera is likely to have a 1-inch CMOS sensor for better low-light performance, dynamic range, and detail extraction: according to these speculations, this would make it a potential “world-first” for action cameras in this category.

Finally, we have the 1,950 mAh battery which promises extended runtime (up to 4 hours of 4K video in related leaks).

Pricing and Availability

These fresh rumors position the camera as DJI’s next major consumer release after earlier 2025 launches like Osmo 360 and Osmo Nano, and the recent Mini 5 Pro.

Pricing is expected to range from $329-$429 for the Standard Combo and $479-$579 for the Adventure Combo, which includes extra batteries, case, and rugged mounts.

Shipping is expected in late October or early November, with pre-orders possibly opening right after the announcement.

Keep an eye on the DJI official store page on Amazon or the DJI official USA website for more news on this launch.